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You can also go to the extreme of "jpeg over the wire". Your "web browser" could probably be implemented in <1000 lines of of code ;) No state, no cookies, no m

• someweirdperson 4y ago
  If a "real" browser is used that needs javascript to request a jpeg of a size appropriate for the screen. There might be something that's good enough through css, not sure.
• avmich 4y ago
  Little problems with scrolling but constant updates when a page is resized (changes in layout) - maybe it's worth it...
  • john2x 4y ago
    You could probably split up the image into smaller pieces (let's call it slicing), put them together in a table, and only update the cells that changed.
  • intrasight 4y ago
    Add "no scrolling" to my list. None of the military-industrial browsers that I built in the late 80s and early 90s had scrolling.